No. 8,344 in Polish
pekinu
"Pekinu" in Polish refers to "Beijing," the capital city of China.
In a sentence
Kiedy byłem w Pekinie, jadłem tradycyjne chińskie potrawy.
When I was in Beijing, I ate traditional Chinese dishes.
Here, 'Pekin' is used as a proper noun referring to Beijing, and the word 'pekinu' is in the locative case, indicating the location 'in Beijing'.
Mapy pokazują dokładną lokalizację Pekinu.
Maps show the exact location of Beijing.
In this sentence, 'Pekinu' is the genitive case of the noun 'Pekin', which indicates possession or relation, such as the location of Beijing on maps.
Czy znasz kulturę Pekinu?
Do you know the culture of Beijing?
Here, 'Pekinu' is again in the genitive case, showing a relationship or association—specifically the culture belonging to Beijing.
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